Rice fuels Raiders with relentless work ethic and big game
In Oakland, Jerry Rice, in his 17th NFL season, starred against the Chargers with eight receptions for 131 yards and three touchdowns. He says constant practice, despite veteran limits, has kept him at elite level as Tim Brown remains top receiver and Rich Gannon leads the passing attack.
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Duke survives Seton Hall in Maui opener
Duke holds off Seton Hall 80-79 as Jason Williams seals win with late free throw and a steal at the buzzer. Ball State shocks Kansas 93-91 behind Patrick Jackson’s late drive, while Drew Gooden leads Kansas with 31 points.
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Gordon's Championship Mindset Echoes Earnhardt's Era
Gordon recalls Randy Earnhardt and the Daytona 500 loss nine months earlier, praising the importance of a strong team and strategic timing. Mentions Sterling Marlin Bobby Labonte and Ray Evernham, noting the challenge of adjusting after Evernham's departure and Loomis' return as crew chief.
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Duke Holds No 1 In AP Poll Despite No Games Yet
Duke remains the top ranked team by the AP with 67 of 70 first place votes as Arizona makes a strong entrance after three wins. Illinois rises to No 2 after a 76-58 season debut win over Gonzaga. UCLA and Kansas follow, with Missouri up to fifth and Maryland dropping to sixth. Florida slips to seventh as Arizona climbs to eighth with an impressive start.
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Broncos brace for return as injuries deplete lineup
Broncos players expected to return for the Dec. 2 game against Miami while many others remain limited by injuries. Coghill and Pryce are cleared for Thanksgiving readiness. Lepsis and Neil face ongoing issues. fans rail against poor play and a shrinking home crowd as Shanahan cites lineup changes and cohesion.
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